This was the best find ever!! I would drive all the way to dayville again to eat breakfast there…read more We took slices of pie home and the habanero peach might be o e of the best pies ever!

The food was great! The prices are great and the portions were enormous! atmosphere was nice, clean…read moreand comfortable, but the best by far was the service! Dusty had no idea what he was in for when he came to work today! 10 ladies on a much needed retreat, with a lot of sass to spare! He was absolutely terrific! He catered to every whim, handled every wisecrack from our sassiest sister Lisa with laughs AND the perfect comebacks! Thank you Dusty for getting our day started off with laughter and full a tummy!

A cafe in a ghost town . Only place open . Kinda like Twilight Zone feel . Menu was mostly hotdogs…read moreand chili . Some fresh ice cream offered as a weird twist . Car graveyard close by , so you work up an appetite walking around . Definately a place of interest , to check off on your bucket list .

Stopped by Shaniko Cafe during our trip from Washington to Bend for some coffee and leg stretch…read more Cute little cafe, staff were friendly and welcoming. Will be stopping here again.

Excellent coffee drinks, lattes, frappes etc and friendly service to boot! Located at Fossil…read morefuel/Fossil Findings on the corner of Hwy 19 and Main st. I usually stop in for a latte on the way to work and sometimes will have a great Painted Hills all natural beef German Sausage for Lunch. Various pastries, bagels etc available. Small town operation but ranks right up there with the best for coffee

We stopped here after going in the complete wrong direction from Cottonwood Canyon, trying to get…read moreback to Portland, and I'm so glad we did! The food was seriously incredible. I keep thinking about the western burger I had! The people were super nice, and the town is cute. I hope I have a reason to go back to Conton someday just to eat here

This is a family owned business that is super friendly and the food is fantastic. They are open for…read morebreakfast and lunch and serve their full menu all day. We eat here at least a couple days a week and everything is devine. They offer the best customer service in town. We highly recommend them.

Awesome new neighborhood coffee and specialty drinks shop serving locally roasted coffee! Such a…read morecute location, very inviting and super friendly staff.

Great spot to stop, tasty coffee and super cute crafts, antiques and gifts for sale! Friendly…read moreservice felt really down home and genuine.

I've been stopping here now and then for a great many decades. There isn't much on this stretch of…read moreSR14 from SR 97 to Umatilla. I would think they could make some dough putting in gas pumps as the locals must not enjoy driving 30 miles west on SR14 to fill up. I've never paid much attention but there could be a card-lock place across the street for businesses that have a membership. Those tractors certainly gulp down a lot of diesel in a week's time. There used to be a ferry here that went over to Arlington, OR but it's long gone now. It was used frequently by the locals to fetch groceries across the river. In recent years the population of Roosevelt has increased dramatically after the town decided that they would build a landfill and welcome the trash from the Seattle area. Trains loaded with refuse keep truck drivers employed and busy hauling the containers up the hill to be emptied. Prior to the landfill, Roosevelt was little more than a whistle stop with a dive bar and a couple of other now derelict businesses. Food here is pretty decent these days as they are feeding local truckers who want and expect a hardy meal at a reasonable price. You'll find that here. Staff is very friendly. There's a little park and boat launch down the road (south) with picnic tables and a view of the river.

What a lovely family run business. The burgers have been awesome both times we have stopped.read more

Came here to hang out before a meeting and definitely will come back again…read more Ambiance: The decor was well thought out so it felt hip and chill. Same with the background music. Food: They have various pastries. I ordered coffee cake and the serving size is huge and yummy. Service: Friendly staff.

Great coffee. Nice staff. Super friendly young woman from…read moreGeorgia. Pastries are yummy. Husband like the chai latte. Oat milk offered. Seating nice. Only negative is WAY too many tables occupied by laptops. Please tell these free loaders to go get an office or WORK FROM HOME!

I recently stopped by here for a few pastries: a huckleberry Danish, and a jalapeno bacon cream…read morecheese bread. The ambiance was like, the last shop left standing in a messy ghost town. Hastily decorated. Clean, but nowhere near sterile. The clerk seemed irritated that I walked in, like I was keeping her from something more important. So, I tried to order fast. I was a little peeved that I very clearly asked for a specific Danish, and she just kind of pretended not to hear me and very quickly threw a different Danish in the bag and gave me an irritated look and said, "Anything else?" Um... They were both huckleberry Danishes, but the one she gave me had like a third as much fruit as the one I specifically requested. Whatever. "You don't have any ham and jalapeno rolls or anything like that, do you?" "I'm sold out of that one, but I do have a bread filled with cream cheese and bacon and jalapenos." I took that. The jalapeno bacon cream cheese bread was amazing. The fillings were pretty standard, but the bread itself was phenomenal. Other reviewers have mentioned that the head chef is a classically trained pastry chef. It really showed in this bread. This bread was as good as the bread from my favorite bakeries in San Francisco. Top tier. I could probably eat a little loaf of it every day. It definitely would have been better heated up a little bit, since the cream cheese was all in a cold block on one side of the bread. But it was still really good. The Danish was decent. It definitely tasted very blueberry-y--- I'm not sure if I can tell the difference between regular blueberries vs huckleberries. Overall, it was about as good as a fresh store-bought Danish from Costco. It didn't necessarily taste home-made to me, but the website states that everything is made home-made and from scratch, so I guess it was. But it tasted kind of commercial. The total was around $9, which I thought was high considering the quality of the Danish and the amount of fillings. But prices are high in 2025... c'est la vie.

Unfriendly staff, expensive donuts, no discounts for vets at the Oregon Veterans' Home. Get some…read morebetter marketing skills.

Great place for good tasting coffee and a smile. Stopped in a couple times and really enjoyed the…read morehigh quality coffee and friendly service. Don't pass this place up.

Breakfast: FRESH bagel with egg, ham, and cheese. Perfect temperature to melt the cheese without…read moredripping off the side. Not sure what kind of tea they used for the iced tea, but it was not bitter and did not cause any stomach reaction. Definitely recommend (and not because the options in town are limited- could have bought ingredients at the grocery store and made it myself).